As of 11:10 AM GMT on Thursday, March 12, 2026, Lloyds Bank is dealing with a significant technical “glitch” that is affecting the app and online banking for many users.
🔴 The Current Issue: “Privacy Breach” Glitch
The most critical issue today is not just a login failure, but a data display error.
What is happening: Customers of Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland are reporting that when they log in, they are seeing other people’s transactions and account details instead of their own.
Sensitive Info: Some users have reported seeing references for DWP (Department for Work and Pensions) payments which include other people’s National Insurance numbers.
Lloyds’ Response: The bank has acknowledged the issue on social media, stating they are “investigating a technical glitch.”
🛠️ What You Should Do Right Now
If your app isn’t working or is showing incorrect information, follow these steps immediately:
Do Not Transact: If you see unfamiliar transactions, do not attempt to move money or “fix” it yourself. This is a display error on the bank’s end.
Log Out and In: Lloyds has officially advised that logging out and logging back in may resolve the display for some users, but it is not a guaranteed fix for everyone yet.
Use Desktop Browser: If the mobile app is showing rogue data, try logging in via a secure browser on a computer at lloydsbank.com.
Check Social Media: Follow the @LloydsBank account on X (formerly Twitter) for the most rapid “All Clear” announcement.
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⚠️ Security Note
Lloyds has assured customers that their accounts remain safe despite the visibility glitch. However, if you are concerned about your own data being visible to others, you can contact their fraud department or digital helpdesk, though expect extremely long wait times today.
| Channel | Contact Number |
| Digital Helpdesk | 0345 600 2323 |
| From Abroad | +44 113 239 2392 |
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